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semiotic democracy: a standalone construct

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the spread of power to make meanings among audiences, who actively produce varied readings of television rather than receiving fixed ones.

In cultural studies, semiotic democracy refers to the spread of power to make meanings among audiences, who actively produce varied readings of television rather than receiving fixed ones. This meaning comes from Fiske (1987) in Television Culture.[1]

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  1. Fiske, J. (1987). Television Culture. Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 9781136868573

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